Jonathan Harned is a Wildlands Firefighter, EMT, Photographer and Videographer, and the Owner of Die Tired Co.
In this episode, expect to learn about Jonathan’s recent experience diving into the world of Wildland’s Firefighting, the physical and mental challenges that come with the job, the importance of resilience in the preparation for fire season, some of the highlights of working in the wildlands world, the type of individuals that work in firefighting, the on-call nature of the job, the kind of career trajectory one can expect in wildlands. The conversation then shifts gears and they discuss the importance of being open minded and willing to explore different avenues, pursuing passion versus opportunity and talent, why we all need to find balance and fulfillment, the concept of “Ikigai,” doing what you love, what you’re good at, what you can be paid for, and finding what the world needs, and so much more.
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David Millar is a Med-School Student, Ultramarathoner, and former Alcohol and Drug Addict. David shares his harrowing journey through severe substance abuse, how he got sober, and how it propelled him to achieving amazing things like running ultramarathons and attending med school.
In this episode, expect to learn about David’s trouble with substance use as a young person, how his early introduction to alcohol escalated to harder substances, how sobriety was a catalyst for his own personal growth, how intentionally prioritizing self-development can accelerate maturity, how sobriety is about becoming a new person, how expressing addictive behaviors on positive things is a great path to sobriety, the impact of long-form conversations, how David got introduced to ultramarathoning, what his DIY 100 miler was, what it’s like to run a 100 mile race, how doing hard things and stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for personal growth, the moral commitment you must make to improve yourself, the importance of making the right decision with the small decisions, and much more.
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His Newsletter: https://the-heavy-hitter-herald.beehiiv.com/subscribe
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In this episode, expect to learn about the the unknown ways ego affects our lives, why you should wake up early, having a memento mori, learning to forgive, the importance of doing less, learning to deal with your own stress, finding a hobby, going outside for a walk, why you should pursue challenges, why goals don’t always work, the importance of not telling yourself stories, never abandoning your principles, how to find moments of stillness, keeping your word, doing something over being someone, leaving things better than you found them, and how everything you need is already inside you.
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Dr. Anabelle Bugatti, also known as Dr. Belle, is an international speaker, and distinguished therapist & relationship expert in Las Vegas, Nevada. Holding a PhD in Couples Therapy from Northcentral University and a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Long Island University in NY, Dr. Belle is a certified Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) Supervisor and Therapist. She also serves as the President of the Southern Nevada Community for Emotionally Focused Therapy, where she leads initiatives to advance the field of EFT. She has dedicated her career to helping couples and individuals navigate the complexities of relationships, mental health, and personal growth. Dr. Belle is the founder of "We Heart Therapy," a podcast and platform that includes a popular YouTube channel and podcast aimed at educating both therapists and the public on effective therapeutic practices and mental wellness.
Dr. Belle's personal journey through divorce and remarriage has profoundly shaped her empathetic approach to therapy. She leverages her own experiences to guide others through their healing processes, focusing on the power of relentless empathy to foster deep, lasting connections. In addition to her private practice, Dr. Belle is an accomplished author and international speaker, known for her book "Using Relentless Empathy in the Therapeutic Relationship."
In this episode, expect to learn about the kind of commitment that is required of marriage, how effort and work are integral to long lasting marriages, what a therapists role is in helping couples through counseling, the benefits of marriage, open communication, resilience, and a healthy foundation being keys to success in marriage, the importance of working on oneself in a relationship, emotional accessibility, what it means to be engaged and present in a relationship, the need of regular emotional connection, empathy, support, and positive interactions, how to repair conflicts and solve problems, seeking resources to improve yourself and your relationship, and much more
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Website: https://www.drbelle.com/
We Heart Therapy: https://www.wehearttherapy.com/
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Wehearttherapy
Relentless Empathy: https://www.drbelle.com/relentless-empathy
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Eric Freedom is a Father, Coach, Author, and Podcast Host
In this episode, expect to learn about Eric’s life growing up in LA, the kinds of values instilled in him from a young age, growing up with separated parents, managing a very difficult relationship and emotions with his father, when he got into sports and fitness, why he opened a gym, how the focus of the gym and his values as a coach have evolved over his 15+ year career, different aspects of personal growth, resilience, and finding his own path in life, the interconnectedness of physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and financial well-being, his mission to make a positive impact on his local community, and much more.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachericfreedom/
Eric’s Website: https://www.ericfreedom.com/
Eric’s Book (“Don’t Run From the Fight”): https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Run-Fight-Freedom-Framework/dp/173639536X/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1680994109&refinements=p_27%3AEric%20Freedom&s=books&sr=1-1&text=Eric%20Freedomhttps://www.amazon.com/Dont-Run-Fight-Freedom-Framework/dp/173639536X/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1680994109&refinements=p_27%3AEric%20Freedom&s=books&sr=1-1&text=Eric%20Freedom
Reason Fitness: https://crossfitreason.com/
We The Trust Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2y9eoJkzA0M57RwQuXFJdC?si=ae2a43124c9549d3&nd=1&dlsi=27d5a98044bb4ac1
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Kaity Mason is a CrossFit Coach, Athletes, and Martial Artist.
In this episode, expect to learn about Joel and Kaity’s shared interest in martial arts and martial arts film, their personal journeys in fitness, the importance of balance and not being too hard on yourself, the value of fictional tales on self-improvement, finding what works for you, the impact of video games, the transformative power of CrossFit, the need for coaches, why we need community, the emotional toll of being a coach, embracing change, and so much more.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cobrakaity/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@cobrakaity
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Dr. Isabel Meijering is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, a Master NLP Life Coach, and more.
In this episode, expect to learn about all the work Dr. Meijering does to help folks improve their wellness, how Western and Eastern medicine can merge to provide a more holistic approach to healthcare, how she defines wellness, the importance of shooting for balance, the 6 pillars she uses to define wellness, the pillars people focus on the most, the pillars people struggle the most with, steps you can take to create practices for each pillar of wellness, the need to prioritize oneself, and much more.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/admiring_you_wellness/
Website: https://www.admiringyouwellness.com/
Articles and Podcast: https://www.admiringyouwellness.com/articles-and-podcasts
Book an Appointment with her: https://admiringyouwellness.janeapp.com/#staff_member/1
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In this episode, Joel breaks down 7 habits that will actually improve your life. The self-improvement world is full of redundant, inconsequential, and oftentimes, useless advice. Here are 7 very simple things that actually work to improve your wellness.
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Will Gulick works in EMS, Ocean Rescue, and is the owner of Misfit Medicine.
In this episode, expect to learn about Will’s experience in EMS and Ocean Rescue, as well as his journey in paramedic school. The conversation also touches on starting families, the cost of living, the draw of working in emergency services, helping others, seeking thrill, finding a sense of purpose, why Will started Misfit Medicine, how to start something you know nothing about, content creation, the opportunity to collaborate, and much more.
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Jack Crowe is a runner, boxer, samurai-warrior-philosopher, and wonderful human.
In this episode, expect to learn about the stories Jack has been creating since his last appearance on Good People (exactly a year ago). Our conversation covers many topics: personal growth, living intentionally, following your gut, and the importance of telling good stories. We also discuss the need to take action, trying new things, and not being afraid to make a fool of yourself. We wrap up with a conversation on creator culture, whether or not you need a personal brand, and how you can use your skills to help others.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crack_jowe/?hl=en
Musashi Apparel: https://musashico.com/
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Dr. Brad Bushman is a Professor of Communications at Ohio State University. He was a member of President Obama’s committee on gun violence, and has testified before the U.S. Congress on the topic of youth violence.
In this episode, expect to learn when Dr. Bushman became interested in studying aggression and anger, why this topic fascinates him, what anger is, how arousal works in the body, why we get angry and why it’s such a pertinent emotion in human beings, common ways anger manifests in our world today, common myths about anger, why blowing off steam is a bad idea, how to better control anger, why temperament is important, the kinds of people with the highest self control, how anger and aggression are different, how aggression manifests, the dangers of violent video games, why we get “hangry,” and much more.
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American Psychological Association on Anger: https://www.apa.org/topics/anger
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Dr. Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson is a Professor of Sociology and the Department Chair at Washington State University. Most of her research centers around work, family, and education across the life course. She is particularly interested in well-being and achievement in adolescence and the transition to adulthood.
In this episode, expect to learn about the transition from adolescence to adulthood, the factors that shape this important period of your life, how social forces and individual choices both influence this transition, the burden of choice in western society, the importance of more resources centered around education for kids, other paths outside of college, societal and individual responsibility for guiding kids through this change, the importance of developing skills like responsibility, self-regulation, and awareness, how the complexity of media influences this time, the role of parents in inciting young people’s growth, the need for economic independence, and so much more.
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Resources:
“Not Quite Adults”: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/164372/not-quite-adults-by-richard-settersten-phd-and-barbara-e-ray/
“Growing Up is Harder to Do”: https://contexts.org/blog/growing-up-is-harder-to-do-2-after-the-great-recession/
MacArthur Foundation: https://www.macfound.org/programs/pastwork/research-networks/research-network-on-transitions-to-adulthood
Pew Research Center: https://www.pewresearch.org/
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Dr. Drew Cingel is an Associate Professor in the UC Davis Department of Communication.
In this episode, expect to learn about the intersection between human development and media use. More specifically, Dr Cingel and I discuss the impact of social media on adolescent development, the increased exposure to media and technology at earlier ages, the potential cognitive, emotional, and social developmental differences this may cause, the positive and negative aspects of social media use among adolescents, the connectivity it provides us to social networks, the associated risks to mental health, the importance of self-regulation, the unintended consequences of high levels of connectivity, if there is any hope to fixing the downfalls of high media consumption, how important it is for parents to lead by example, how to incorporate media use into our lives in a healthy way, making choices that will lead to positive outcomes for our children, resources parents can use to better inform themselves, and much more.
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Dr. Cingel’s Media Lab: https://medialabs.ucdavis.edu/
Common Sense Media: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/
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Athan Schindler is a Father, Veteran, Coach, and the owner of Bastrop Fitness Project.
In this episode, expect to learn about the emergence of long-form content, how important authenticity is to good storytelling, why Athan is investing in a social media coach, what it takes to build a personal brand, what burnout is, how burnout can be prevented, the importance of pivoting to explore new goals and interests, how to deal with intrusive thoughts, why you must stay curious and self-reflective, taking care of oneself physically, mentally, and emotionally, finding purpose and being led by one’s values, why communities are necessary to fostering physical, mental and spiritual well being, and much more.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/athanschindler/
Bastrop Fitness Project: https://www.bastropfitnessproject.com/
Strive Strength & Conditioning: https://www.strivebastrop.com/
Doing the Work Podcast: https://www.doingworkpodcast.com/
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Dr. Jen Thiess is a Professor of Communication at Rutgers University in the School of Communication and Information.
In this episode, I talked with Jen about her work on Relational Turbulence Theory and its impact on our understanding of romantic and other interpersonal relationships. The theory explains the kinds of challenges that arise during transition periods in relationships and how they affect communication. Expect to learn how to navigate turbulence in a relationship, the role of effective communication, how to take your partners perspective, the importance of listening, how relational uncertainty is one of the main mechanisms in creating turbulence, how turbulence affects, cognitive, emotional, and communicative processes, how transitions can also strengthen relationships and build resilience, how important it is to address turbulence, step back to gain perspective, and communicate effectively, how a relationship is a continuous investment and requires mindful and deliberate work to weather storms, and much more.
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Gabe Yanez is a Husband, Father, Coach, Athlete, and the Chief Marketing Officer at NCFit and Train Hard.
In this episode, expect to learn about Gabe’s journey as an athlete and coach, how injuring his back changed his training priorities, why he likes training for aesthetics and health, the impact of becoming a father on his fitness goals and personal growth, common barriers people face in the world of fitness, and the 7 exercises he’d pick to do for the rest of his life. We also discuss a new project at Train Hard and their pillars: Train. Protect. Provide.
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Train Hard: https://www.instagram.com/trainhard.fit/
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This episode is an essay reading titled, "The Parable of the Hammer."
The story begins with a man subject to a horrible daily tax in which he must be hit atop of the head every morning before leaving his bedroom. The story explores the idea of facing challenges and the consequences of avoiding them, which happens in small and subtle ways many of us do not recognize. This story is one of action over comfort, acceptance over ignorance, and what it means to open the door and face our daily tolls.
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Chris Bullivant is Communications Director at the Institute for Family Studies in Charlottesville, VA.
In this episode, expect to learn about the various aspects of marriage, contemporary viewpoints on marriage, the shift in marriage rates and the characteristics that affect them, the kinds of people that choose to get married, how income and community affect folks willingness to tie the knot, common misconceptions about marriage, the happiness and economic security that come with marriage, the affects of lessening human interaction, various financial strategies that can contribute to growing American Families like child tax credit, the negative impact of social media on narcissism, the unintended consequences of a society with less marriages and children, and much more.
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Website: https://www.chrisbullivant.com/about
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/chrisbullivant?lang=en
Resources from GP53:
Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization: https://www.harpercollins.com/products/get-married-brad-wilcox?variant=41546330636322
Institute for Family Studies: https://ifstudies.org/
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In this episode, celebrate the 52nd episode of Good People, bookmarking an entire year of consecutive weekly uploads.
Joel answers questions from his Instagram Q&A centered around all of the things he's learned from the first year of the show. Expect to learn what lessons he has learned and applied to regular life, the guests he'd like to speak with again, his least favorite guest so far, a bucket list item he wants to complete before he dies, fears and phobias, common phrases and sayings he can't stand, the problems with perfectionism, what he thinks about when he wants to quit, improvements he's made over the last year, goals for the next 52 episodes, the most eye opening conversations, secret talents, the importance of being a good person, 3-5 year goals for the show, whether or not he likes the show more or less since starting, the 5 exercises he'd pick to do for the rest of his life, his current reading list and to-be-read list, misconceptions about self improvement, how to become wise, the last time he ate fast food, and if he is going to write a book.
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Brock Covington is a Husband, Business Owner, Athlete, Reader, Creator, and the Host of the “Zero Quit Podcast.”
In this episode, expect to learn about all of the things Brock has his hands on in life and business, how pursuing bold goals facilitates personal growth and builds belief in self, what owning a gym at a young age taught him about life and business, when and why he got into long distance running, what ultrarunning can do to morph your mind and body, the importance of finding one’s limits, using running to create a space for solitude and processing, how running and fitness are more enriching and fulfilling than surface level physique goals, when Brock committed himself to reading daily, the benefits of exploring literature, why philosophy is important, ways you can enhance your self-awareness, how self improvement is a continuous journey that involves limitless iterations of the self, how intense pursuits should be balanced with rest and leisure, and much more.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brockcovington/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BrockCovington
Switchback: https://goswitchback.co/?utm_campaign=SWITCHBACK%20LAUNCH%202023&utm_medium=ALL&utm_source=Brock
Zero Quit Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5kgV1jo2DCFnznDVClN2VL?go=1&sp_cid=4e4c036d37c4fcbf25cdcbff1d936652&utm_source=embed_player_p&utm_medium=desktop&nd=1&dlsi=97cde037ac29484c
The Active Mind: https://www.youtube.com/@TheActiveMind1
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